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How to draw the selected card to the spectators' account from the shuffled deck.

Focus secret:

The first method

Have a member of the audience draw a card from the deck. Fan out the deck so the spectator can put the card back into the deck, and place your little finger on it as soon as the spectator returns the card. Close the deck without removing the little finger, and make a volt so that the chosen card is on top. After that, you hide the card in your hand.

Let the audience shuffle the deck themselves. When the deck is returned to you, first put the chosen card on top of the deck, and then hide the top two cards in your hand. You can now shuffle the deck using the first fake shuffle method. As a result, the selected card will be the second from the bottom of the deck.

Take the deck face down in your left hand and casually turn it around so that the bottom card is visible to the spectators. Ask the audience what the score of the selected card should be. After that, take the deck face down and with the index and ring fingers of the right hand, remove the cards from the end, throw them face down on the table, counting aloud.

First you throw the bottom card on the table, the second card (chosen) you hold with the ring finger of your left hand, and instead you take the next one. So you continue counting until you reach the number preceding the one called by the audience. Then you say, "Now should be the card you have chosen. Can you remind me which card it is?" Then, without turning over, put the card on the table. After the spectator names the card, you ask someone to turn over the last card you drew, and everyone sees that it is the same card.

second method

After choosing a card, you put it in the deck, transfer it to the top with a volt and hide it in your hand. After shuffling the deck, you place the card on top of the deck. Ask the public for the number under which you must pull out the card. Let's say seven. To this you reply: "Let's make sure that there is no map in this place now." You deal the first seven cards face down and turn over only the seventh card. Everyone can see that this is not the right card. After that, you return all seven cards back to the deck, and in the right order, that is, the seventh card is chosen.

Author: Louis Hoffmann

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